in the county of Kent, England .     UK Charity Registration No: 233942

SUNDAYS - During the Morning Service.

CRÈCHE

For children up to 2 years'

SUNDAY SCHOOL

It is for children up to 11 years.  There are currently two groups,  Bubbles’  (2 to 7 years) and ‘X-Stream'  (7 to 11 years)

BIBLE CLASS

For 11 to 16 year olds.

MONDAYS

STEPS

For Mums, Dads, Carers and their young ones (under fives).  Please come and join us for tea, coffee, snacks, craft and plenty to play with including a Song Time.  Donations only.

THURSDAYS

YOUTH GROUP

 This is for young people in school years 9+.  They usually meet during school term time, from 7.30pm, for games and other social activities.

FRIDAYS

BOYS' BRIGADE

This is a uniformed organisation for boys from 5 to 19 years old.  They meet during school term time.  The sections are as follows:

Anchor Boys (5 to 8 years) meet at 4.45pm.

There’s lots to do on a Friday night.  We play games, do craft, learn important things like road safety and eventually go for the Anchor Achievement badge.

Junior Section (8 to 11 years) meet at 6.00pm.

Going for gold is the theme for this section as the juniors do their badge work.  They also do craft, games, word-searches and lots of other fun activities.  There is also the annual bible/fun quiz, arts and crafts event, and weekend JS camp in the summer at Honeyhill.

Company (11 to 14 years) meet at 7.45pm.  Senior Section (15 to 19 years) meet at 7.45pm.

A usual night contains a mixture of badge classes, drill, band or games.  They work towards a number of badges from interest, adventure, physical, leadership to targets.  Once these have been achieved there is then the option of gaining the Presidents and Queens badge.

For further information about the wider work of the Boys’ Brigade in North West Kent then please look at the Battalion website www.nwkent.boys-brigade.org.uk

GIRLS' BRIGADE

This is a uniformed organisation for girls from 5 to 19 years old.  They meet during school term time on Friday evenings.  The sections are as follows:

Explorers (5 to 8 years) meet at 6.00pm.

Aptly named because they are always learning and experiencing new skills.  Fun and games, quizzes, craft work and ‘story time’ all form part of their weekly activities and badge work.

Juniors (8 to 11 years) meet at 6.00pm.

Like the younger section Juniors too enjoy having fun, playing games, taking part in competitions and doing their badge work (e.g. craft, skipping, dance, cookery and raising money).  During the evening they also have a `prayer and share’ slot.

Seniors (11 to 14) meet at 7.45pm.                               Brigaders (15 to 19) meet at 7.45pm.

These sections also have a wide range of badge work to choose from (e.g. craft work, dance, first aid, computer skills, flower arranging, and Bible study).  However they also have the opportunity to `chill out’ and chat after a busy week at school or college.  Brigaders also have the opportunity to work towards the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme.

Further details about the wider work of the Girls’ Brigade can be found on their website www.girlsbrigadeew.org.uk